Very nice results there, make us proud Mascaras :woot:
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Very nice results there, make us proud Mascaras :woot:
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Originally Posted by mascaras
whoa really? I thought it was 1.3 default +250mv = 1.550
whats going on here? Are you saying my board is overvolting by .11v?
I think it may depend on what your cpu vid is, mine does 1.55 when im +.250 and i know my vid is the 1.325 or whatever the higher one is, i could be wrong but oh well
I Dont Understand The Vcore On This Board
Does this board have a problem with 4:5? I see nobody posting. Can anybody give it a try?
i saw more ppl like you (+0.200mv = 1.50v) but i also saw some ppl like mine (+0.200vm = 1.40v)Quote:
Originally Posted by trans am
:confused: :confused:
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Originally Posted by georgesod
2:3 seems to works fine >> http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i5...O67890/600.jpg
later i try 4:5
regards
Download coretemp and look at your VID.Quote:
Originally Posted by mascaras
This is the vCore the motherboard is using by default. Every cpu does not have the same VID...
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Originally Posted by Plastok
i have Low vid compared to other´s C2D ,but i have 3 friends also with DFI 965 and diferent CPU´s and VID , one of them with Quad-core QX6700 other with E6600 and another with E6420 and i think the Vcore on the DFi is like mine
+0.200mv = 1.40v
but i have another friend that have a E6600 and +0.200mv = 1.50v
regards
Every E6600 does not have same VID.Quote:
Originally Posted by mascaras
Last one has 1.325V VID + 0.200mv = 1.525V which is making 1.50V in bios or windows. (i don't know where you are looking at)
Other ones have 1.2250v or 1.2375v+ 0.200mv= 1.4250v or 1.4375 which is making 1.4v.
my friend E6420 VID = 1.3500v
http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/2261/6420bj5.jpg
and i think he also have +0.200mv = 1.40v (not sure i ask him later)
Btw my E6600 VID = 1.2375v
http://img401.imageshack.us/img401/820/vidjb2.jpg
and i dont have 1.2375v+ 0.200mv= 1.4250v
If i set +0.200mv = 1.39v in Bios & Idle windows and 1.37v Full
If i set +0.187mv = 1.37v in Bios & Idle Windows and 1.344 Full
i ask my friends later to check their Bios voltages and Coretemp VID
regards
Plastok your right , i check with E6420 of my friend (1.3500v VID ) and :
+0.1875v = 1.52v bios >> 1.50v FULL
+0.200vm = 1.54v bios
im with 402 Bios , anyone already tryed the new 418??
regards
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Originally Posted by georgesod
serious, even at 400FSB :D
stop right after POST
Try clockgen boot into window at low FSB, hang at around 380FSB :stick:
I have two pair of rams,
Here is my research:
RAM: Xtreeme 1000C5 1GX2 D9GMH
At 500fsb, 1:1, running fine with NB=1.60V, SB=1.7V, Vtt=1.28V
At 400fsb, 4:5, Stop right after POST no matter what voltages are
At 400fsb, 1:1, NB=1.36V, SB=1.5V, Vtt=1.28V
RAM: Xtreeme 667C3 1GX2 D9GMH
AT At 500fsb 1:1, running fine with NB=1.45V, SB=1.7V, Vtt=1.28V
At 400fsb, 4:5, much better,
NB=1.45V, SB=1.7V, Vtt=1.28V stop after seeing 2nd screen
NB=1.55V, SB=1.7V, Vtt=1.28V BSOD right after loading window
NB=1.65V, SB=1.7V, Vtt=1.28V 9s last for Ortho Blend test
At 400fsb, 1:1, NB=1.36V, SB=1.5V, Vtt=1.28V
seems it is compatibility problem
I remember the same issue with my P5W DH. Only my high binned G. Skill HZ's or a couple of 1GB kits of corsairs (8000UL's & 5400C4's) would run the 4:5 divider. My other G. Skill HZ's & Crucial 10th Anniversary's would boot.
My rams can do 480FSB 4:5 on commando (not stable)Quote:
Originally Posted by The Nemesis
440 4:5 on QuadGT
460 4:5 on P5B-D V1.04, my older version, V1.03 also suck even at 400FSB (401FSB is ok:slapass: )
400 is also on P5W DH, not try higher coz I sold it already :D
now, 400fsb is not stable, it is BIOS problem, I think ;)
I already started a thread:
http://csd.dficlub.org/forum/showthread.php?t=2254
I don't think its a problem with your ram, I think as you do, a compatablity issue. My G. Skill & Crucial both do over DDR2-1000 on other boards 1:1, 4:5, or 2:3. But on the P5W no joy. Picky ram clocking is why I stopped using it in my gamer/bencher. Since the DFI 965-S is suppose to be my new bencher, replacing the RD600 this could be a problem when it comes to testing ram modules.
this board looks good, also price is good, this confuses me even more on what board should I order
with my Teamgroup 5300 3-3-3-8 micron D9 400FSB 4:5 also have problems
with 1:1 and 2:3 no problems at all
regards
Anybody tested a pci-e raid card with this board?
I'm using the Corsair 620w. Hit 500FSB pretty easily. Can probably go higher, but don't have the time to mess with it till next weekend.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Runner
I've got X1800XT Crossfire (master/slave) going with my overclock. The only problems I do have are with ATI's crap drivers, not the board itself.Quote:
Originally Posted by screwtech02
You can fix the strap at 1066 or 1333...at 1066 you can run over 500Mhz fsb;)
Can you try the difference to spi??
thx
how do you change to the 1333 strap on this mobo, i didnt realize it had that option, i though you could only to 1066
Infinity P965-S stable settings at 400 FSB, 4:5 divider. Most setting were left on Auto. I set processor speed and primary memory timings to match what you listed in your other thread. NB Strap was set at 266.Quote:
Originally Posted by LittleLaLa
http://img207.imageshack.us/img207/8007/screen1mp2.jpg
http://img153.imageshack.us/img153/2002/screen2ah5.jpg
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Originally Posted by mascaras
hey, any 32M benches???
1333 strap??I thought it was only 1066??:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by gandalfone
4:5 is no go on my mobo didnt try with auto seting but i will